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Author Archives: Martin
The wrap-up at #chru4 – sung by Tim Casswell
Tim Casswell and his team spent the day drawing what they heard at the fourth connectingHR unconference, held at The Spring in Vauxhall, London. At the end of the unconference provided his review of the day’s proceedings . . .
The HR challenges around developing a socially engaged organisation
The fourth ConnectingHR Unconference is looking at the power of a socially engaged organisation. Delegates spent some time discussing the issues around this topic (using the world cafe process) and then posted the issues they wanted to discuss further on … Continue reading
Learning in a Gen Y organisation
Louisa Fryer, an L&D partner at Asos, talked through what a Gen Y organisation requires from L&D at TrainingZone Live 2012. Here Louise explains more . . . listen to ‘Louisa Fryer on gen Y learning ’ on Audioboo
So why aren’t L&D professionals using free tools to make training more engaging
Julie Wedgwood‘s session at TrainingZone Live 2012 looked at free tools that trainers can use to help make sessions more interactive and engaging. All the tools were free and @happyhenry has listed them here. I caught up with Julie after … Continue reading
The people journey at the Olympic Delivery Authority
Michele Owens, head of HR and OD at the Olympic Delivery Authority talked through the ‘people journey’ in her keynote at TrainingZone live 2012. Clearly, the Olympic Games is a huge project with an enormous audience – as can be … Continue reading
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Are you acting alone together?
Here is some brain food for a Monday morning. Last week, I heard a talk by Mark Brosnan, a psychology lecturer at Bath university. Mark covered a lot of ground including the concept of being alone together. After some further … Continue reading
Winners of the Towers Watson’s Awards for Excellence in HR Journalism 2012
The winners of the Towers Watson’s Awards for Excellence in HR Journalism 2012 were announced last night. HR Journalist of the Year – National Media Winner: Andrew Hill, Financial Times Highly Commended: Peter Crush, Freelance HR Journalist of the Year … Continue reading
Video: More pedagogic change in 10 years than in the last 1000 years
I am a big fan of Donald Clark and was fortunate enough to grab a short interview with him at Learning Technologies 2012. This TEDx talk is recommended watching if you want to understand the impact of technology on how … Continue reading